Aviation / Hydrant Systems
The buried artery.
The hydrant network is the buried artery of an airport: Jet A1 pipelines, pit valves and valve chambers feeding aircraft on stand, receipt to wing. Engineered, installed and commissioned to JIG and EI standards.
Capabilities
From receipt to wing
A buried loop of pipelines, valves and pumps, monitored and protected end to end.
- 0124", 14", 10" and 6" pipelines
- 02Pit valves and valve chambers
- 03Cathodic protection
- 04Pumping and metering
- 05SCADA and instrumentation
Reference projects
Hydrant networks delivered
Cairo
Cairo Airport TB2 & TB3
New Jet A1 hydrant systems serving Terminal Buildings 2 and 3, with a run of roughly 13,300 m at TB3, cathodic protection, pumping and metering, and full SCADA and instrumentation.
Alexandria
Borg El-Arab Hydrant System
New Jet A1 hydrant fuelling system at Borg El-Arab Airport, with 14-inch, 10-inch and 6-inch pipelines, pit valves and all related civil works.